The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-16

back TO 761c, win onorlngS Gil the
way down, and closed for the day at
7Sic. The export cleariugs were mod
crate, sggregatng $4,000 bu from
three Atlantic ports, aud receipts were
fair. Corn followed wheat very close
ly. TIE speculative offsriogs were
quite fee, uGder which prices cropped
of &c aud closed a, intida figures.
R .ips continue fair, while the ship
ping demand is less urgent. The in-
creased arrivals OF oats had a weaken
ing il fluence on the speculative mar
ket, aud prices ruled s9lc lower, CLOG
ing for the day at bottom quotations,
Cash quotations Were rs follows:
Flour stead : winter patents, Si(94 so;
Southern wintsr, S. 1904 10; Mich
igAn and Wisconsin winter, s. 70
@4; choice to fancy Minnesota patents,
81 20(Di 80; Minnesota, in barrels and
sacks, So l06S %; rye -four, in barrels,
81 9O(9S 10: buckwheat, per 100
pounds, 81. No. 2 spring wheat, 72i@
75c; No spring wheat, nominal;
No. 2 red, 76c; Nc. 2 corn, sac;
No. 2 oats, 24t,; No. rye, 54c;
No. 2 barley, 50@52c; No. a xseed,
IL O3; prime timothy eeed, 81 So.
The leading futures ranged as
follows: Wheat, No. q February
opened at 73Ac, highest 1916, loves.
72ic, closing at 72sc; March open.
ed at 7S3e, highest 74bc, lowest 7Sc,
closing at 73c; May opened at
1859, highest soc, lowest 7Sic, closing
at 49,; June opened at Sls1,
highest Sl1c, lowest S0sc, closing
ct SOsl. Corn, No. 2 80 February
opened at Sale, highest SAFE, lowest
SAC. closing at Sac; March opened
~ sale, highest 3i3c, loves. 34',
closing at Sac; May opened a. 39sc,
highett S9Sc, lowest Sole, closing at
sole; June opened st 40lc, highest
4Ot@4Osc, lowest 401, closing at Ace.
0Its, No. 2-Februsry opened at 24lc,
highest 24tc, lowest cate, closing at
24ic; March opened at 24fa, highest
24tc, lowest 24ic, closing at 24tc; May
opened at 2SSc, highest 285c, low
est 2Ssc, closing AZ 2S!c; June
opened at 29lc, mig 1est 29ic, lowest
29c, closing at zoe. Receipts
Flour, $1,000 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; cate, lSl 600 bu rye,
2O0O bu; b 4r'ey, SO, 600 bu Shipments
Flour, 23,0ue brls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn, $1,000 bu; oa's, $4,000 bu; rye,
1000; barley, $4,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, February 15.-Flour
dull and easy. xxx 81 70@2 50:
family So 00@3 So; choice So 30@3 80;
fancy SO 70Ca3 80; extra fancy 3 $500
395; pa ents 81 25a4 30. Whut
active, but weak and lower. TIE
market opened firm, but weakened,
and declined s@a, crecovered the
10 g, Tut eased of az In towards the
close and fioish d b@lc lower than
yettsrdsY; No. 2 d, co1h, 7So;
March 50, nominal; May, SA@8lsc,
closing at S0I2; June sic bid.
Corn dnll AID n e. ar, ci Jsing &c
bslow to &c shoce yes'e daJ; No. 2
m xsd, cash, .Slc Marco, 39i@SSkc,
closing at 33se; MAY, S55 d36sc,
closing at 35l@S6;, 0ais dull but
fl m, and &c higher; No. 2 mixed,
cash, &c b d; March, &c bid; May,
2S5c. Rye nomnally, at 54o, Barley
dull, Iows grades 64c Hay dull and
easy, prairie, 5000; timothy, 80 80
OBS so. Flax ,eed nominally steady,
at 81. Bran firm, at 60c asked. Corn
meal steady, at So. R.ceips-Flour,
5000 brls; wheat, 5000 pu; corr,
10000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, none;
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments not re.
ported.
afternoon B0drd-Wheat very
weak, and sole lower. Corn
easy, add tc lower. Oats easy, and &c
lower.